Eagle Forward: Frontline Newspaper Boosts Morale in Korea
Col John T. Corley, commander of the 24th Negro regiment, started a daily two page mimeograph paper called Eagle Forward. It features world news, unit activities, and the popular Old Soldier Aid with weather and foot care tips to reduce casualties. The publication, produced by Sgt Milton Fulcher and a staff including Cornelis Bovinn, is read by troops from foxhole to foxhole and circulated daily except Sundays.
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Hal Boyle
U.S
Korea
Tal
John T. Corley
Clinton St
Brooklyn
Corley
Eagle Forward
Milton B. Fulcher
Houncer St
Capies
Foxhole
Tn Foxhole
Youth Play This Week and Governor Sworn In
Youth Fellowship po give play this week recounts Aunt Talle Coeste Viner a comedy. Cast includes Tillie, Catherine Tong, Lillian Coleman, Dwight Fickbongs, Joseph Saath and Dr Mattie Bing. Harrisburg swore in Jay Thom Joho S Fine as Pennsylvania governor. Howard Mantz retires after 42 years with Potomac Edison Company. brief career highlights and community roles noted.
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Samarel French
Play Publishers
Howard M Mantz
Potomac Edi‘son Company
Mantz
Lves
Fairview Avenue
Fredeviel
Potomac Edison Company
Euiiity
LMS
PE Bartwow
Mindoe
Mante
Peti
Calvary Methodist Church
Mantle
Lions Cuil
Deluge
Pous The News Stand at Frederick January 16 1951
Frederick newspaper page dated Tuesday January 16 1951 lists the News established 1363, published by Great Southern Pig and Manufacturing Co. at 38 North Court Frederick Maryland. Subscription rates shown include 3 cent single copy and advance payments monthly quarterly semiannual and yearly options. Includes postal and audit bureau notes.
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Pous the News
Frederick
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North Court St. Frederick
Audit Bureau of Circwations
Pelnpan Serena
Targets of sad words in Korea war critique by Fifth Air Force
A report reflects frustration of Col Gilbert Meyers and U S air officers over limited air power in Korea. Analysts note missions shifted from strategic bombing to close support as pilots face rules of engagement amid refugee flows and enemy deception.
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Korea
Gilbert Meyers
Fifth Air Force
Europe
U. S
Air Force
U.S
Montgomery County C E To Celebrate Endeavorers Banquet
Montgomery County Endeavorers young and old celebrate the movement founded by Dr. Francis B. Clark with a banquet at the Necisville Presbyterian church Friday Feb 2 The theme Chriet Calle will be the speaker Charlee Teywards field secretary of the Maryland and D C Endeavor Union will be the speaker Walter Snyder former Centurion president will be master of ceremonies Music director Willian Estl Gaithersburg High School Glee Club members will sing Miss Betty Louw Metremiere director Poolesville High School and Marian Selby of Gaithersburg will perform The banquet will be served by the Neelaville church deacons
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Montgomery County
Francis B. Clark
Necisville Presbyterian Chineh
Charlee Teywards
Mearyland and
D.C. Endeavor Unis
Walter Snyder
Cents Lion
Bassmacer
Jed
Willian Estl
Fifty Years Ago Local Hems From The News
The Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company reportedly ends financial woes and will resume operations at Catoctin Furnace. Woodsboro Savings Bank stockholders vote 14 to 18 to build a three story bank building. A minor fire at Gen K Birely and Sons tannery on East Patrick street caused no injuries. Wolfsville residents oppose rural free delivery amid rumors of introduction. Frederick Choral Society rehearsals plan a public concert featuring the Rose Maiden. membership stands at 82.
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Blue Mountain Iron and Steel Company
Catoctin Furnace
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Gen. K. Birely and Sons
East Patrick Street
Wolfsville
Frederick Choral Society
End of Gasoline Pumps On City Sidewalks
A North Market Street garageman had an application denied by the Board of Zoning Appeals to erect two curbside gasoline pumps. Police entered an old Farm area residence to execute a warrant and busted a bootleg and gambling operation. Mrs. Elmer Stockman of 200 East Fifth Street was reported recovering after being knocked about 35 feet by a car on North Market Street.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
North Market Street
Elmer
Stockman
East Fifth Street
Taneytown Lutheran Church Forges History Pageant For Polio Drive
Taneytown Lutheran Church presents The Seven Books of Trinity pageant on January 22, 28, and 25 with about 260 cast members to honor two centuries of local history and support the March of Dimes. Funds stay mostly in Frederick County to cover polio care, transport, and long term braces and surgery for Victims. the drive aims for $12,000 with local leaders Alton Bennett and Roger Rice coordinating.
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Taneytown Lutheran Church
Taneytown
Maryland
Ptas
Fim
Palatinate Vets
Govis Riv
Trinatys
Garmony
Bastar Crabp
Tron
Ito
Mina
Arta
Eva
Fatefal Pst
Frederick County
National Foundation For
Rice
Foundation
National Foundation
Frederick
Bennett
Mr. Rice
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Kernan's Hospital
Crippled Children’s Hospital School
March of Dimes
Infantile Paralysis Foundation
National Emergency Fund
Atomic Energy Discussed By Dr Andrews Before Teachers
Dr Donald H W Andrews professor of chemistry and director at Johns Hopkins University spoke at Frederick High School on atomic energy and the role of science in peace. He warned of vast power in hydrogen and urged spiritual power to guide humanity toward a world of peace and plenty. He said science can reveal a universe beyond senses and discussed relativity, urging careful control of material power and noting future breakthroughs in explosive hydrogen reactions.
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Donald HW. Amdipews
Aoads Ropkins University
Frederick High School
Fredericon Couns Ty
Dr. Andrews
Mie
Br. Andrews
Thrones Finstein
Posse
Tr Andrews
Tr. Andrews
Ane Drews
Betty Ann Lease
Libertytown
Webrivay
Dad Ores
Buraye
Chapelle
Tudens Baden
Bath J and Spa
Woodshorn Homemakers Club Holds January Meeting
Twenty five members and two visitors attended the Woodshorn Homemakers Club January 9 at Mrs Ernest Fogle's home. President Mrs Gail Catshall opened with a teaching and appointed year committees including health, recreation, public relations, and transportation.
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Woodshorn Club
Woodshorn Homemakers Club
Ernest Fogle
Gail Catshall
Fonds
Steiner Smith
Reuben Bair
Sherman Powell
Harry Keene
Weetithanigan
Foster Warrenfella
Robert Dercus
John Gladhi
Glen Lenhart
Claude Barrick
Wilbur Miller
Iva Houck
William Adams
Melvin Anders
Michael Pue
Carroll Wickless
Walter le Gore
Cramer Powell
Luther Powell
Wiliam Adams
P. Power
Ira Houck
John Huffman
Marshall Stitely
Frederick
Stan
Leake
Adams
Pom
Braddock Homemakers Meet Mealty
Braddock Homemakers Club
William Strobet
George Krante
Alex Bryant
Krantz
State To Share In U S Grants In Aid 1951 Maryland Budget
Maryland's 1951 federal Grants-in-Aid total 17,629,008 with major allocations for public assistance 9,746,690 and airport expansion 1,233,052. The 1951 plan also foresees boosts for secondary roads 1,238,178 and urban highway cuts to 1,990,418. Other line items include agriculture programs, child welfare, health, and employment security among dozens of allocations.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Council of State
Aotal
House For the
State Acting To Save Old Records
Annapolis reports rapid progress in cataloguing Maryland records for fiscal year. The Maryland Hall of Records processed over 130000 feet of microfilm from Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints covering Maryland county records to 1850. State Archivist Dr. Morris L. Radoff warned of ongoing loss from courthouse fires and urged fireproofing and insurance copies. The hall added to its public documents project, making 1270 of 2520 annual and biannual agency reports available in print, with 70 percent now issued. It photocopied county land records and other pages, expanding access to state materials.
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Annapolis
Maryland Records
Maryland Hall of Records
Hall of Records
Church of Jesus Christ Oat
Maryland
Morris L. Radoff
Ambitious Korea cease fire plan upsets U S policy
Washington reports that the State Department ordered Ambassador Austin to vote for a United Nations cease fire in Korea without prior consult with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The move risks undermining morale and raises questions about high level policy making amid U S military setbacks. The piece notes anxiety in Congress and among military circles over potential concessions to Red China and the future of Formosa talks.
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Washington
Joint Chiefs
David Lawrence
U. S.joint Chiefs of Staff
Department of State
Warren Austin
United Nations
China
Korea
MacArthur
Ridgway
U. N
U. S. Dent Chiefs of Staff
Red China
Russia
Peiping
Moscow
U. N and Trade
Formosa
America
United States
Congress
Austin
U.N
Hongkong
Asia
Europe
Stull
Q and A on Jalopa origin and veils in Iran
The Q and A list questions on language roots, veiling in Iran, and Bogota climate. It notes Jalopa origin as obscure with possible ties to a Mexican town or a Spanish word meaning tortoise. Iran’s veil history is described as having changed about 15 years ago, mirroring Turkey. Bogota’s cool climate is attributed to its elevation above sea level.
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Jalopa
Iran
Turkey
Bogota
Colombia
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